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AJ's Bass Guides
Kissimmee, Estados Unidos
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500+ reseñas
Welcome to AJ’s Bass Guides—Central Florida’s premier, longest-running trophy bass charter service on legendary Lake Toho.
Founded over 50 years ago, AJ’s has earned its reputation not just on history, but on an unmatched standard of excellence. Behind our service is a hand-picked roster of the top local captains in Central Florida—a team selected over decades for their tournament-tested skill, deep lake knowledge, and dedication to customer service. When you step aboard with any of our captains, you’re fishing with a true professional who knows these waters like their own backyard.
Today, Captain "AJ" Jackson’s sons, AJ and Tyler, lead operations as second-generation owners. They each were raised on the lake and in the years since the torch has been handed over, have cultivated the best group of captains the guide service has ever seen. Whether you're with AJ, Tyler, or any of our captains, you'll be in good hands.
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Joseph Sunde5.0Verificado¡Gran Excursión!
Excursión de 4 Horas • 2 adultos¡Tuvimos una increíble excursión de pesca de lobina negra con AJ's Bass Guides, y nuestro guía, el Capitán Jon, fue excepcional! La picada estuvo definitivamente lenta por el calor del mes de julio, pero Jon nunca dejó de trabajar para ponernos sobre los peces. Siguió moviéndose a diferentes spots, cambiando tácticas y haciendo todo lo posible para encontrar peces activos. Su conocimiento, perseverancia y actitud positiva realmente marcaron la diferencia. Al final logramos capturar unas 16 lobinas negras entre los tres durante nuestra excursión de 4 horas, incluyendo varias de alrededor de 5 libras. Considerando las difíciles condiciones, quedamos muy contentos con cómo resultó el día. Mis dos hijos la pasaron genial y ambos coincidieron en que definitivamente valió la pena madrugar. Si estás buscando un guía que trabaje duro y no se rinda cuando la pesca se pone difícil, te recomiendo ampliamente reservar una excursión con el Capitán Jon. ¡Gracias por una gran experiencia, definitivamente volveremos!
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Ben Wood5.0Verificado¡No Fue un Día Perfecto, Pero Aun Así una Gran Excursión!
Excursión de 5 Horas • 2 adultos • 1 niñoReservamos una excursión de 5 horas y fuimos guiados por el Capitán Jay. Fue genial con mi hija de 11 años, y se aseguró de que se divirtiera y pescara varios peces, ¡incluyendo su récord personal, de unas 4 libras! El día no fue perfecto, ya que ni los mejores guías pueden garantizar que los peces piquen. Pescamos unos 7 peces durante la excursión de 5 horas, y solo atrapamos uno durante las primeras 2 horas y media. Era bastante obvio que era un día lento, a juzgar por la mayoría de las reseñas aquí y el comienzo claramente lento, por cualquier estándar. Jay sospechó/notó que nuestro cebo no estaba lo suficientemente vivo, y pidió shiners frescos, que recibimos aproximadamente a la mitad de la excursión. Después de renovar el cebo y cambiar de spots, la picada mejoró, y pescamos algunos peces buenos para terminar el día. Nos perdimos de atrapar un verdadero ejemplar enorme, o una gran cantidad de peces, pero mi hija pescó más lobinas negras y más grandes de lo que jamás había pescado, ¡y lo pasó genial! ¿Qué más se puede pedir? Jay fue muy profesional, conocedor y divertido para pescar con él. Definitivamente recomiendo esta excursión, y volvería a reservar, pero esperaría que el cebo sea realmente bueno y vivo desde el principio, ¡porque esos shiners son DEMASIADO caros para simplemente quedarse ahí sin atrapar peces! ¡Gracias Jay!
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Scott ScribnerPescador habitual5.0Verificado⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ¡Una Excursión Absolutamente Increíble – 34 Lobinas y Mucho Más!
Excursión de 6 Horas • 4 adultosSi estás buscando un guía de primera, no busques más que AJ's Bass Guides. Reservamos una excursión familiar de 6 horas en el Lago Toho, ¡y les dimos una paliza tremenda! AJ nos llevó directo donde estaban los peces. En total sacamos 34 lobinas negras (más unas cuantas que se nos escaparon justo al lado del bote). Además de la acción sin parar con las lobinas, pescamos una variedad increíble de especies, incluyendo gar nariz larga, gar moteado y una Amia calva enorme. AJ es un tipo fantástico, muy agradable para conversar y conoce estas aguas como la palma de su mano. Mantuvo a toda la familia entretenida y sacando peces durante todo el día. Si estás cerca de la zona y quieres pasarla bien, hazte un favor y reserva una excursión con AJ; no te vas a decepcionar. ¡Sé que cuando volvamos a la zona, vamos a hacer tiempo para regresar al agua con él! ¡Gracias de nuevo, AJ!
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Sid Whyte5.0VerificadoNUEVOExcelentes días de pesca
Excursión de 5 Horas • 2 adultosTyler fue un excelente capitán. Tenía un gran conocimiento no solo de la pesca, sino también de la fauna y flora silvestre. Capturamos peces de manera constante y hubo una buena variedad (Lobina negra, Pejelagarto, Lucio americano). Fue una excelente excursión de 5 horas; el lugar es muy tranquilo. Definitivamente volvería con AJ's Bass Guides y los recomendaría.
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Eric MckinneyPescador habitual5.0Verificado¡Gran excursión con el guía Dalton de AJ's Bass Guides!
Excursión de 8 Horas • 2 adultosLa comunicación con AJ's Bass Guides fue extremadamente clara. Nos proporcionaron información y respondieron preguntas de manera muy oportuna. Nuestro guía, Dalton, nos encontró exactamente donde y cuando dijo que lo haría, y había recogido los Shiners acordados que habíamos discutido antes del viaje. Era muy fácil de tratar, sabía mucho sobre el lago y las áreas circundantes (que eran nuevas para nosotros), y compartió generosamente mucho de su conocimiento. El clima no fue perfecto, ya que hubo chubascos continuos durante todo el día con brevísimas salidas del sol entre las nubes y mucho viento, con olas con espuma blanca en múltiples momentos. Pero él estaba bien preparado para eso (incluyendo tener un conjunto extra de pantalones impermeables que nosotros habíamos olvidado). Hizo todo lo posible para evitar la peor parte de los chubascos cuando fue posible y manejó el bote muy bien a pesar del viento. Logró que pescáramos durante todo el día. Quizás no los 100+ que había mencionado el día anterior, pero dado el clima, nos puso en docenas de peces, principalmente en el rango de 1 a 3 libras durante todo el día. Nunca pudimos enganchar el pez trofeo que buscábamos, pero fue un gran día de pesca con Dalton y esperamos volver a por ellos, y sin duda buscaríamos a Dalton (y a los guías de AJ's) de nuevo sin dudarlo.
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¿Qué está picando con AJ’s Bass Guides en Kissimmee
¡El clima más frío trae el pico de la temporada de Lubina en otoño! Los lagos East y West Toho están repletos de Lubina, ¡así que sal y captúralos todos!
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Lake Toho Fall fishing report
oct 4, 2026 • Kissimmee
Fall is here, and what comes with it? Great weather and good bass fishing on Lake Toho. As temps continue to come down, the bass are feeding more and more. Fall on lake Toho typically brings both good numbers of bass along with more consistent trophy size bass. They will begin to feed heavily in preparation for spawn, and even start hitting the surface schooling on shad beginning usually around mid October and it will last through December. This is the BEST and most consistent time of year for big topwater blow ups on Lake Toho.
With the bass schooling together in large groups chasing bait, we tend to catch very good numbers. Depending on the days weather, 15-25 bass days are common. And if you’re using shiners, once you run out, you can usually just keep the catching going by throwing some artificials in the same area.
For artificials, we’re typically focusing on grass edges and open water shell beds where the bass on Lake Toho are schooling up. Once you’re in one of these areas with a large group of fish, it’s usually pretty easy to catch them. A number of different lures will work. If they’re schooling on the surface, topwater spooks, whopper ploppers, jerkbaits, flukes, rattletraps, and spinnerbaits typically will get the job done. It just depends on what mood the fish are in. If they’re busting on top, use topwater, if they’re not wanting to surface as much, a jerkbait, fluke, or worm may do the trick.
There’s a lot of good submerged hydrilla, eel grass, and peppergrass on the lake right now holding bass also. For these area’s, speedworms and chatterbaits reeled across the tops of the grass have been working well. A zoom super fluke twitched down in the grass has been working well also when the moving lures aren’t.
And as I mentioned earlier, trophy sized bass begin to be caught more consistently. This is because the main reason for all this feeding is to prepare for the upcoming winter time spawn. And as the fall progresses the female bass will begin to fill up with eggs until they’re at their biggest weight of the whole year.
Fall is an excellent time of year to bass fish Lake Toho and it is also the beginning of our peak season for guiding. So if you’re looking to book a guide trip, it is best to reserve your day as early as possible.
Bass wishes,
Capt. AJ
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Summer Lake Toho fishing report
jun 28, 2026 • Kissimmee
The summer heat is here and the bass fishing on Orlando's Lake Toho is heating up with it! The cooler morning bite has been the deal, as it always is at this time of year. Our captains have been averaging around 15-25 bass on our morning 4 hour charters. With bigger bass becoming more prevalent again like the 9 pound 11 ounce and 7 pounder pictured above caught with our captain Jay!
With the heat we typically get at this time of year, the bulk of the bass and especially the bigger bass are pushed off shore in the deeper grass beds and brush piles. There isn't as much submerged grass on the lake as we've had in previous years so wherever there is submerged hydrilla and eel grass there's pretty much guaranteed fish on it.
The best bite as always, has been on wild shiners. That's what the bulk of the larger bass are coming off of right now. But for artificials, zoom speedworms reeled over top of the grass and zoom flukes twitched over it have been what the bulk of the bite has been on. Chatterbaits have been working also, but only on cloudy, windier days, along with jerkbaits.
It has been a great start to the summer so far for us and with the consistent weather we get at this time of year, the great bass fishing should continue for the rest of the summer. So if you're looking to fish Lake Toho, now is a great time to book. This also has been the busiest summer ever for us as a guide service so I would recommend booking your trip as early as possible to ensure we still have availability.
Bass wishes,
Capt. AJ
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Spring Lake Toho Bass Fishing Report
mar 24, 2026 • Kissimmee
Spring has sprung and so has the bite on Orlando’s Lake Toho. With the cold fronts out of the way, the temps are becoming more steady and the fish are gorging themselves now after the spawn. The bass are beginning to school and chase bait to the surface in certain areas and 20-30 fish days are becoming common!
The best bite on our charters has been on shiners, especially if you’re looking for bigger bass. But artificials have been productive also. Flukes, jerkbaits, senkos, speedworms, and topwaters in the areas the bass have been schooling have all been working well.
As we move to the summer the bass have mostly all moved offshore in submerged grass flats. Good flats of hydrilla, peppergrass, and eel grass cover the lake. Once you’re over top of one of these grass flats, just get to fishing. Nearly all of these areas throughout Toho are holding bass right now, and keep your eyes peeled, as bass have been coming up schooling occasionally throughout the lake also.
Lake Toho is setting up extremely well for the rest of the year and as the grass continues to grow throughout the summer, it should only get better.
Bass wishes,
Capt. AJ
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Lake Toho Winter Fishing Report
dic 16, 2025 • Kissimmee
We finally made it, the best time of the whole year to bass fish Lake Toho is finally here. And boy is it setting up to be a good one. With some good management by the FWC and some key spraying of some of the topped out grass on the lake, Lake Toho is setting up better than it has in years for trophy bass.
This is the peak season to fish Toho mainly because of the spawn. During the months of January through March the bass on the lake begin filling up with eggs to spawn. Making the big one’s even bigger. Additionally, with the bass having “other things” on their mind, the trophy sized bass are more apt to making mistakes and are caught more frequently at this time than any other time of year here.
As previously said, Lake Toho is fishing better than it has in years. Currently we’re averaging between 20-30 bass on our 4 hour charters with 6+lbers becoming very common. The spraying of the hydrilla on the lake has opened up some key areas that weren’t previously fishable. More spots to fish makes for much more consistency in the day to day fishing.
The best bite, if you’re looking to get the most out of your day, is on large golden wild shiners. Live bait is by far producing both the best numbers of bass along with the biggest size day to day. If you’re looking for an artificial bite. Jerkbaits, flukes, chatterbaits, and speedworms have all been working extremely well lately in the offshore grass on the lake right now. You’re definitely not going to go home empty handed whether you choose live bait or artificials.
This is the best time of the year to bass fish Lake Toho and with that being said, it’s also the busiest time of year for us. So if you did want to see what fishing Toho is all about, I would recommend reserving your day as far in advance as you can to ensure availability.
Bass wishes,
Capt. AJ
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Fall Lake Toho Fishing Report
sep 26, 2025 • Kissimmee
Fall is here, and what comes with it? Good bass fishing on Lake Toho. As temps continue to come down, the bass are feeding more and more. Fall typically brings both good numbers of bass along with more consistent trophy size bass. They will begin to feed heavily and even start schooling on shad beginning sometime mid October and it will last through mid December. This is the BEST and most consistent time of year to catch them off of topwater on Lake Toho.
With the bass schooling together in large groups and chasing bait, we tend to catch very good numbers. Depending on the days weather, 20 to even 40+ fish days are not uncommon. And if you’re using shiners, once you run out, you can usually just keep the catching going by throwing some artificials in the same area.
For artificials, we’re typically focusing on offshore grass holes and shell beds where the bass on Lake Toho school up. Once you’re in one of these areas with a large group of fish, it’s usually pretty easy to catch them. A number of different lures will work, topwater spooks, whopper ploppers, jerkbaits, flukes, rattletraps, spinnerbaits, and even trick worms on the bottom will all catch fish. It just depends on what mood the fish are in. If they’re busting on top, use topwater, if they’re not wanting to surface as much, a jerkbait, fluke, or worm may do the trick.
And as I mentioned earlier, trophy sized bass begin to be caught more consistently. This is because the main reason for all this feeding is to prepare for the upcoming winter time spawn. And as the fall progresses the female bass will begin to fill up with eggs until they’re at their biggest weight of the whole year.
Fall is an excellent time of year to bass fish Lake Toho and it is also the beginning of our peak season for guiding. So if you’re looking to book a guide trip, it is best to reserve your day as early as possible.
Bass wishes,
Capt. AJ
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Summer Lake Toho fishing report
jun 9, 2025 • Kissimmee
The bass fishing on Lake Toho this summer has been some of the best and most consistent we've ever seen, and it's due to some unique circumstances. We've been getting more rain than usual along with the lake having more hydrilla in it than ever before, and both have actually made for some excellent bass fishing.
The water, which typically has a algae bloom at this time of year, is the cleanest I have ever seen during the summer, and the bass are loving it. Mainly because of the extra rain we've been getting, there has been a lot of water flow between the lakes keeping the water fresh and clean. We are averaging an incredible 30+ bass a day right now on just our 4 hour trips. With 40+ fish days happening multiple times a week.
The bass are schooling up like crazy in the large open areas out in the offshore hydrilla, and in the areas of running water throughout the lake. Once you find one of these schools, it's just one after another. The bulk of the fish we are catching right now on our charters are coming off of shiners.
With the live bait you can get in these schools and start catching. But for artificials, the bite has been largely on flukes, speedworms, and chatterbaits in the hydrilla. And jerkbaits, and rattletraps in the areas of running water, with some topwater action early.
You want to look for large mats of hydrilla and peppergrass, throwing speedworms and chatterbaits around the thicker hydrilla, and flukes and jerkbaits around the thinner areas of hydrilla and peppergrass. For the areas of running water, focus on the entrances and exits where the water flows in and out of the lake. Keep an eye out for schooling fish busting on bait as the fish in these areas can move quickly and the quickest way to locate them is when they show themselves.
This summer has been the best that I have seen in years for bass fishing on Lake Toho. So if you're in the area on vacation or live around here, come spend a morning on Toho, and I promise you won't be disappointed.
-Captain AJ
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